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Subject: Asynchronous i/o
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:25:08 +0000
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New here, but I did review archives for info regarding AIO and aio.h.  Not sure I am getting the full story.  Will Cygwin ever support this?  (have an aio.h header)?
 
Are there work arounds, patches, packages that can help?
 
I found asio, but not sure that does anything (no aio_xxx functions, etc).
 
Mike 

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